The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-31
State and Neighborhood .

Youngstown Democrats are confident
of success.
Brakeman D. A. Brown was killed by
the cars at Tifin.
Editors Of country papers are busy
killing the fruit.
Mrs. 8. Il. COburn Is dead at Akron
An active W. G. 7. o. worker.
Only 81 inmates in the Carroll county
inhrmary. That's awful poor.
COshOcton's wire nail mill-built on
paper-w1ll never materialize.
The smelling committee at Mansfield
prOnOunces the city prison an outrage.
Toledo will get natural gas by May
1st. Some 250 men are laying street
mains.
Frank GrOsscuD stole wheat from his
grandfather at Tiff1n. He boards with
the sheriff now.
Shreve would like to go Chiuaward
for gas, but she hasn't boarded up
enough trade dollars.
Mary Smith separated from her hubby
at Youngstown. That's right. Too
many Smiths anyhow.
Albert Long got six months in the
wOrkhouse at Cleveland for assaulting a
little girl. Sc Long, AL.
Sam Tracy stabbed q highwayman
near Xenia, who had stopped him on
The road, with piece Of glass.
Jacob Bread. German living at New
ark, was scalded to death by his wife,
She Is supposed to be a maniac.
@. G. Baker, of COlumbiaus county, is
spoken of as candidate for Auditor OF
Slate on the Republican ticket.
Ezra Caldwell, from town of the
same name, put bullet in his head
with suicidal intent. He will die.
Horace W. Blinn was brought from
Canada to Mansfield to answer charge
of forgery. Claims he Is ianocent.
They are going to arrest the employees
of the Fl. Wayne railroad at Mansfield
for working on Sundays. Spite work.
The editors of the Canal Dover Repor-
ter ard Democrat are having war OF
words. Not very pretty words, either.
N tural gas pipe sprung o leak at
Youngstown. Have decided to attach
the pipe to the sanctum Of the Evening
News.
Carroll County Commissioners apprO
pristed $274 for building bridges the
coming season. Pshaw, what eXtrava-
gance.
A young man In neighboring town
threw the citizens into fit Of paralysis
by appearing on the streets under q
straw hat.
Since the Legislature passed bill
allowing DOylestown to issue $4,000 In
bonds for fire purposes some of the resi-
dents kick.
Mrs. Baker, of Crestline, Is skirmish-
ing for her pretty daughter at Cleveland,
Said to have got "lOose" at home and
took sneak.
Boy burglars didn't have room in
the Excelsior block at Youngstown,
Twas a poker room belonging to
smother boys.
Bill Stafford was awarded three years
at XsDia for stealing hides. "Hides" in
this neighbOrhood are too numerous for
anyone to steal them. =.
Ed. Mulroy, brakeman on the P. &
W. at Youngstown, was badly crushed
OoUWOOh q Vol 0uu UlB UiAo VI VIZ AAUu
tanding alongside the track.
George Jefferson, an off-colOred citi
zen Of NOrwalk, was found guilty of
shooting with intent to kill. He used
his wife's face for target. Will be EN-
ployed at Columbus for a year.
The Carroll Free Press says: "a big
burly tramp with a wooden leg, after
annoying the women and children In
the southern. part of town, was placed
In the "coOler" by Marshal Pool Wednes-
day night" Must be hard to be placed In
the cooler" with wooden leg.
Gold has been discovered In Cincin-
natl. While workmen we're engaged
digging a trench for a sewer they
struck "quartz" On closer examina-
tiOn 1t proved to be what Is called
"fOol's gold" How it came there is a
mystery, 1t being filled piece Of ground.